Do you still remember Montero, the former fierce soldier of Juventus? Iron warriors are also notorious. Juventus got 13 red cards and Serie A 16 red cards in six years. What impressed me deeply was that in March 2000, Juventus was beaten by Vigo Chetta 0-4 in the UEFA Cup. He was sent off for elbowing his opponent and Zidane, and stimulated the home fans when he left the game. In the Italian national derby in June 5438+February of the same year, at San Siro, 2-2, he punched Dibiagio hard in the face, and Colina immediately showed a red card and was suspended for three games.

The Uruguayan defender returned to Italy before he turned 48, but as a coach. After hanging up his boots in 2007, he embarked on the coaching road of his parent team Penarol, and then briefly coached three Argentine clubs including Rosario Central. In July this year, he became the coach of Italian third-class team San Bernadette. The new season league and the C Cup are 1, 1 and 1 respectively.

Andrea agnelli, the current president of Juventus, said: "My favorite player is Montero." . He was once known as Zidane's bodyguard (confirmed by Ancelotti). After half-time, Zidane was found injured, who did it, and avenged him in the second half. Montero smiled and shook his head in an interview: "It's obviously fake! In South America, such court rules are followed. If your opponent hurts the strongest player in your team, you should also hurt the strongest player in return. I grew up listening to this sentence and put it into practice in Juventus. " Actually, I admit it. "Uruguay is a fighting nation, and it has come out of the harsh environment of not having enough to eat. When we land in Europe, we will treat European players as children, while we are adults. I want to laugh when they complain about stress. Have you ever experienced the taste of having no food? "

Rude movements. Ancelotti once compared him to "a prisoner who is not in prison". Montero explained: "I was criticized by many people for being too rude, with big hands and shit." I admit that I will play football on the court in a formal and informal way. Nowadays, everyone is talking about fair play in football. I think this is hypocrisy! This is bullshit! What matters in a football match is the result. You should hit your opponent to get the result. If you don't have fighting complex, play poker or snooker. However, outside the football field, I am not like this in my life. I try to be a fair and friendly person.

I said: if necessary, I will steal to win on the court. At that time, many people criticized Juve for stealing the fruits of victory, not stealing. I raised my voice to answer! I still think so, no problem. I have my life creed and goal. For example, when I played in Serie A, I was still a bachelor. I will never look at my good friends and teammates' girlfriends, meet my family and borrow money from my teammates. My parents taught me to make money by my own efforts and behave appropriately in various abilities. What happened on the court is another matter. "

Have you ever regretted a red card? "No, it's a punch for Dibiagio, because in the previous corner kick, he elbowed me first, and my lips were bleeding. Another example is kicking Totti. In 2004, Rome beat us 4-0. I was taught not to insult and despise my opponent even if I won the game immediately. Totti held out four fingers to deliberately stimulate us, and I was angered. I remember the day after I hit Di Biagio, President giovanni agnelli called my name and said to me,' Montero, you let me down! You shouldn't hit him, but you should put him on the ground in a more subtle way! I smiled and replied,' You're right, I wrote it down.'

Coach Montero plays in the 4-3-3 formation and worships Belsa. "In Latin countries, it is always the supremacy of consequentialism, including Italy, Spain, Uruguay and Argentina. It is necessary to have a system of play, tactical planning and corresponding youth training, but it can only be implemented on the basis of ensuring achievements, otherwise it will be ruined. Now that I'm a coach, I don't have to give high-profile speeches to the top management and fans. As long as I don't win two or three games, I will pack my things and go home automatically. For Latin people, football originally represents embarrassment. "

Looking back on my teammates in the Juve era, "iuliano and I spent the longest time together, because we are not many bachelors. Although Vieri is a strong man, he is shy, and it is easy to be shy when he doesn't talk much. Piero is a good man, but he is not good at all: he is so homesick! My wife is very strict! He can't go out at night I only remember that once he went to a restaurant with us. Just sitting for a while, his wife called and immediately got up and left. Buffon is a big boy, with a height of 190 cm. He looks cute and happy. Ferrara is my dormitory roommate. When I first joined Juventus, he and Peruzzi drove to pick me up. I can't stand him always speaking Neapolitan dialect. I don't understand a word. "